Come join us celebrate the evening for the second MuleSoft discussion in Warsaw. Food and beverages will be provided :).
We are going to have a look at exciting ways of transforming using the latest DataWeave 2.0 and also have a general discussion about how its going to change the way we do our work. To help achieve that, a cool guest from abroad will share his thoughts none other than Joshua Erney.
You may have already seen a series of great posts by Joshua about DataWeave. This time, let's hear some from him. Come and join us :)
1. Make sure to RSVP to receive the live stream link the day of the event
2. People attending in person will receive a free certification exam, as part of the community success months campaign
Mark your calendar and see your there!
Software Integration Engineer
PwC Poland
Integration SME, Senior Integration Developer
Joshua Erney is a software integration engineer living in Denver, CO. He's a MuleSoft Ambassador and has been specializing in MuleSoft products and the software integration niche for the past 4.5 years. He's the owner of Jerney.io, a company focused on providing best-in-class integration services and creating valuable DataWeave content for the MuleSoft community through https://jerney.io. In his free time, Joshua enjoys writing, strength training, video games, and real estate investing.
My journey began 7 years ago. I was supposed to choose an integration platform for our project, and this is how I “met” Mule ESB. Although the barriers to entry are low with MuleSoft, it was not an easy task to become a certified Integration Professional. I’ve learned by myself a lot, mainly using the official documentation. The MuleSoft community played an important role as well. Without the awesome blogs that other MuleSoft developers share on a regular basis, it would have been much harder. I’ve also earned a lot of experience working on many integration projects, and after a few years, I was able to pass my first certifications. The Integration Professional certification clearly relied on my many years of working on MuleSoft daily. This certification gave me both the confirmation of my skills and more self-confidence.
PwC Poland
Integration SME, Senior Integration Developer
My journey began 7 years ago. I was supposed to choose an integration platform for our project, and this is how I “met” Mule ESB. Although the barriers to entry are low with MuleSoft, it was not an easy task to become a certified Integration Professional. I’ve learned by myself a lot, mainly using the official documentation. The MuleSoft community played an important role as well. Without the awesome blogs that other MuleSoft developers share on a regular basis, it would have been much harder. I’ve also earned a lot of experience working on many integration projects, and after a few years, I was able to pass my first certifications. The Integration Professional certification clearly relied on my many years of working on MuleSoft daily. This certification gave me both the confirmation of my skills and more self-confidence.
